Probleem met upgrade [fout 137]

[Moin]

@anon36555649

only stable tested updates not the developer/beta ones

Did you read about the meaning of those?

Why does Discourse always install "beta" versions by default?

In Discourse, four primary release channels serve different purposes: main, tests-passed, beta, and stable. The default channel used when installing a production version of Discourse is tests-passed. Our nomenclature differs a bit from other software companies and will be explained here. main This channel represents the latest development version of Discourse. It contains the most recent features and improvements but may not be thoroughly tested and can be unstable, so it is not recommended…

From Discourse 3.2: adding -dev suffix to beta versions under active development

On tests-passed, starting with 3.2.0.beta1-dev, Discourse core version numbers will include a -dev suffix to indicate that they’re not the final ‘release’ versions of a beta. This suffix doesn’t appear in the UI, so this is a technicality which will have no impact on the vast majority of people. (hence, this is not an announcements topic) For the technical details, see below: In the beta series for Discourse 3.1 and below, our versioning strategy was to ‘release’ a beta, and then leave the ve…